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Lucie Brock-Broido : Father, in Drawer
Mary Karr writes about suffering in The Blessed Mother Complains to the Lord Her God on the Abundance of Brokenness She Receives
One of the most fun poems of the year is March by Richard Kenney
Atsuro Riley continues to write some of the best things you’ll ever read. The middle section of his poem Striplings is nigh perfect.
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Lucie Brock-Broido : Father, in Drawer
Mary Karr writes about suffering in The Blessed Mother Complains to the Lord Her God on the Abundance of Brokenness She Receives
One of the most fun poems of the year is March by Richard Kenney
Atsuro Riley continues to write some of the best things you’ll ever read. The middle section of his poem Striplings is nigh perfect.
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Posted in Adult, New Adult, Poetry, Pop culture, Reading, Romance, Social Commentary, Uncategorized, Writing, Young Adult
Tags: poems, poetry, Poetry Foundation, Poetry Magazine, poets